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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
4
The notice explains how to check subscription expiration on the address label and to call the main office at Main 1068 or Independent 44 for changes or missed deliveries. It emphasizes prompt updates and mentions daily hours for service calls.
The Supreme Court upheld an Oregon ten hour daily limit for women, grounding its ruling in human sympathy and the biological role of women. The decision rejects the idea that contracts alone justify long hours and signals broad implications for child labor laws and state protections against employer greed.
A young man describes being fired as part of payroll cuts in a saloon crowd tale. The boss noted he hung around corners and used that to justify letting him go, arguing that character can outweigh skill in employment choices.
A collage of poems and comic snippets references to Washington Delaware histories and spring birds. Mentions Josh Wise Loweville Courier and Indianapolis News with quips about robins, politics, and local witticisms.
Visit the U S Navy Yard to see battleships Oregon Nebraska Wisconsin cruisers Colorado Pennsylvania the training ship Philadelphia and the Nipsic. Boats run ten daily rounds from Seattle except Friday with times listed. round trip five cents.
Constable Holtz of Se Eenemeinae reports charges against Dr. Herman F. Titus and his wife in a local legal matter. The trial proceeds as details of the alleged offense emerge, with the couple facing formal accusations and potential penalties.
A complaint was sworn yesterday for the arrest of Jane Doe Pappa at 1224 Denny Way on a charge of beating the daughter of Mrs. May Christensen, a neighbor.
A Western girl describes arriving in New York on March 11 1908 touring the shopping district and admiring stripes and bordered voile fabrics. She recalls a tale of a lighthouse daughter and a fisherman’s island encounter ending with a rescue and a hopeful reunion.
Carter awakens on a gravelly beach after a shipwreck off a lonely coastline. A girl with a concerned face offers him whisky and soda, expressing relief that he is alive as the wrecked schooner lies nearby.
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